Morningstar undervalues SpaceX IPO
Analysis based on 8 articles · First reported Jun 02, 2026 · Last updated Jun 02, 2026
The lower valuation of SpaceX>>> by Morningstar DBRS>>> could temper investor enthusiasm for its IPO, potentially leading to a lower initial stock price than anticipated. This contrarian view, especially regarding SpaceX>>>'s AI and SpaceX — Starlink>>> businesses, may cause investors to re-evaluate their positions and seek more attractive entry points post-IPO.
Morningstar DBRS>>> analysts have valued Elon Musk>>>'s SpaceX>>> at $780 billion, which is less than half of the $1.75 trillion valuation SpaceX>>> is reportedly targeting for its initial public offering. This assessment comes ahead of SpaceX>>>'s planned IPO roadshow on June 4 and its scheduled debut on the Nasdaq-100>>> on June 12. Morningstar DBRS>>> equity analyst Nicolas Owens>>> expressed uncertainty about the prospects for SpaceX>>>'s artificial intelligence business, which includes Xai>>> and social media platform X (social network)>>>, citing unclear economics and competition from OpenAI>>> and Anthropic>>>. Owens also warned that the future promise of SpaceX>>>'s AI segment relies on untested technology such as orbital data centers, and that SpaceX — Starlink>>>, the satellite broadband business, faces technological hurdles. Despite the backing of major investment banks like Goldman Sachs>>>, Morgan Stanley>>>, Bank of America>>> Securities, Citigroup>>>, and JPMorgan Chase>>>, Morningstar DBRS>>> believes SpaceX>>> is significantly overvalued.
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